Sun Alarm Clock vs Geezmo

Wake up with the sun. Never miss golden hour. Sun Alarm turns sunrise, sunset, and other sun and moon events into reliable daily alarms — at any place on Earth. **Set alarms for natural events** • Sunrise and sunset • Solar noon • Golden hour and blue hour (morning and evening) • Civil, nautical, and astronomical twilight • Moonrise, moonset, and moon transit • Moon phases: full moon, new moon, first quarter, third quarter, crescents, gibbous • Custom sun altitude (e.g. “sun 5° above horizon”) • Next equinox and solstice **Flexible timing** • At the exact event time, or any number of hours and minutes before or after • Alarms follow the event every day (or next occurrence for moon phases and equinox/solstice) **Any location** • Choose a place on the map or search for a city • Correct time zone for the chosen location, so alarm times stay accurate when you travel or when daylight saving changes **Designed for daily use** • Multiple alarms, each with its own type, place, and offset • Optional names • Snooze and clear from Lock Screen and notifications SunAlarm uses your chosen location’s coordinates and time zone to compute event times, so you get one less thing to think about—and one more reason to look up at the sky. By using SunAlarm, you agree to Apple's standard Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Geezmo is a simple yet powerful remote control app for your webOS TV. Whether you need to control the volume, navigate channels, or turn the TV on and off, Geezmo provides an intuitive interface that makes it easy to manage your TV from your iPhone. It also comes with a companion app for watchOS, allowing you to control your TV directly from your Apple Watch. Features: • Navigate your TV, easily switch channels and ajust volume levels. • Turn your TV on or off directly from the app. • Browse apps installed on your TV and easily launch them. • Control your TV from your wrist with the companion app for Apple Watch. • Geezmo supports three languages—English, Russian, and Kazakh.